WWE Raw ratings

Following SummerSlam, WWE Raw posted its second-largest audience of the year, topping two million viewers and finishing #2 on cable.

The go-home episode of WWE Raw leading to SummerSlam saw the show hit its best figures since July 19th when fans returned.

WWE Raw experienced a dip in its audience for its second week with a live audience while the show was still able to top 1.8 million viewers.

The return of live fans and the follow-up to the MITB card saw WWE Raw hits its best viewership since the night after WrestleMania.

Coming off a historically low viewership last week following the 4th of July weekend, WWE Raw rebounded for its final episode from the ThunderDome.

Following the Hell in a Cell event, viewership figures for WWE Raw remained steady in the U.S. and Canada.

Monday’s episode of WWE Raw saw the show increase its viewership over the past three weeks heading into Hell in a Cell.

Monday’s episode of WWE Raw saw the show rebound after hitting its lowest viewership of 2021 on Memorial Day last week.

POST Wrestling obtained the internal ratings information from WWE covering this past Monday’s Memorial Day edition of Raw.

WWE Raw saw a sizable decrease in its demo figure that equaled its lowest figure of 2021 while viewership fell below 1.8 million.

For the go-home edition of Raw before WrestleMania, the show sustained a decline in its main demo while still finishing atop the cable charts.

While WWE Raw had a growth pattern throughout the show, its overall viewership hit its lowest mark of 2021 while topping the cable chart.

WWE Raw followed up on the Fastlane show with a drop in viewership and its key demo rating but showed a health pattern throughout the show.